Have you ever wondered if your trail design and construction issues have already been met and creatively solved by others? Wouldn't it be great if you could go to a website, and with a few clicks find some Cool Trail Solutions? Good news— we're doing just that, and we'd like to see your ideas, too. If you have photos of facilities, structures, signs, or any Cool Solutions to trail-related problems, help us share them with the worldwide trails community!

• Here's how to share your photos of trails, railtrails, greenways, and related facilities

Photo resources on a variety of trails and outdoor recreation topics:

• The National Center on Physical Activity and Disability has a Photo Gallery of people with a variety of disabilities participating in a variety of outdoor recreation activities.
• The Coalition for Recreational Trails presents Annual Achievement Awards to outstanding projects with Recreational Trails Program funds. See Image Gallery from a variety of projects. Also, American Trails has photos of each project for the last several years along with project descriptions.
• The Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center has an Image Library of bike and ped facilities.
• The Project for Public Spaces has a gallery of Bicycle Lanes & Paths
• The Vermont Youth Conservation Corps at work on the Cross Vermont Trail
• Michigan photos of rail trail facilities
• The State of Delaware has a collection of Trail Photos.
• Minnesota Off-Road Cyclists Trail Gallery.

American Trails offers this website as a public resource of solutions to trail problems by trails specialists and enthusiasts from across the country. The photographs and information presented here may have not been evaluated for their structural, safety, or legal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the opinion or support of American Trails.

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	Spiral ramp to bring bikes and pedestrians from river pathway up to bridge level, Austin, TX

Click photo to enlarge: gabions holding up a trail along City Creek in Salt Lake City

For more on training opportunities for trail design, construction, and management, see the National Trails Training Partnership area.

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